Trump weighs pardon for Muhammad Ali amid clemency push
President Trump said he is thinking very seriously about pardoning Muhammad Ali whose 1971 conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court. He noted thousands of cases are under review and suggested seeking recommendations from athletes who have protested during the national anthem. Ali’s lawyer Ron Tweed said Ali has no criminal record and a pardon is unnecessary.
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Snider Reflects On Chicago Set NCAA Title Game
Snider described the trip to Chicago where he attends Trinity International University. He recalled a hotel checkout, a Goose Creek Memorial luncheon, and Longhorn Steakhouse meal as weather forced an indoors swap. He praised the rings and said he awaited the game more than graduation, with a Baytown Sun piece planned for Tuesday.
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Camp soccer camp grows as numbers rise among locals
The article highlights a growing youth soccer camp connected to Goose Creek Memorial and Highlands Junior High. Coaches Freeman Huizar and Guizar praise high participation, student retention, and skill focus from dribbling to finishing, with players Brittney Guizar and Alex Rodriguez showing ambition and leadership development as they advance grades and pursue school teams.
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Lawsuit Claims Air Force Failed To Flag Gunman in Texas Church Massacre
A Texas family alleges federal negligence for not reporting Devin Patrick Kelley’s criminal conviction to a national background-check database. The suit, filed in San Antonio federal court, says the error allowed Kelley to buy the rifle used in the Sutherland Springs massacre, killing more than 25 people, including an unborn child.
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CVS Pharmacy Break-In in Baytown Targeted Store
Baytown police investigate a burglary at the CVS Pharmacy on North Alexander Drive. A rock shattered the front door, the retractable doors were breached, and the suspect fled with a red bag. The man wore a gray beanie and white face covering. unknown what was taken. Call 281-422-8371 or Crime Stoppers at 281-427-TIPS with information.
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Burglary and Theft Reports Citywide
Baytown police reports detail burglaries and thefts across multiple blocks and streets. Items stolen include electronics firearms purses tools and a green 2002 Chevrolet Suburban valued at several thousand dollars. Police Beat notes tips online and via text and cites ongoing investigations.
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World Cup Fever Brings Global Advertising Windfall
As FIFA prepares for the 2018 Russia World Cup, official partners Adidas Coca Cola Hyundai and Turkish Airlines will spend hundreds of millions on sponsorship. Revenue from vision rights and sponsorships could push FIFA toward about 6 billion dollars in a four year cycle, boosting Russia’s economy despite Moody's caution that overall impact may be limited.
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